Mary Schlais: The Road to Chicago
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On February 15, 1974, 25-year-old Mary Kathlene Schlais was hitchhiking from Minneapolis to Chicago to attend an art show.
She never made it.
Mary's body was discovered along a rural road in Dunn County, Wisconsin. Despite an eyewitness, physical evidence, and decades of investigation, her killer remained unidentified for 50 years.
Then, modern DNA technology and investigative genetic genealogy gave new life to a piece of evidence preserved since 1974: a stocking cap containing hair.
That evidence eventually led investigators to Jon Keith Miller.
Join us on Dark Matter Moms as we tell the story of Mary Schlais, the investigation that spanned generations, and the evidence that finally helped reveal the man responsible more than five decades later.
Sources:
CBS News Minnesota
Billy Lund, Crime Reporter — YouTube
Dunn County Sheriff’s Office / Dunn County Crime Stoppers